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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-09-28, Page 9WINGHAM BODY SHOP Sid Adams PHONE. 746 WINGHAM If you have a car problem, We have the answer, • 1:ts. ;,,,s0;:t• ••••••••444"."' Dads who play it safe look to life insurance for guaranteed security There's no gambling with your family's future when you are adequate- ly insured through The Mutual Life Assurance Company of Canada. You have a three-way guarantee . . guar- anteed financial protection for your family over the years, should anything happen to you; guaranteed values should the need for cash arise; guaran- feed income to help• you enjoy you retirement years, For guaranteed security, there's • no, thing better than Life Insurance and the generous dividends you receive from The Mutual Life of Canada make it one of today's best buys. Particulari can be obtained from your Mutual Life representative. 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He meditates business prospects. She contem- plates her reflection in the bus window and thinks of a new dress. Their 'needs, ,interests and destinations may. differ, but one friendly fact relates •them . . each banks at The Canadian Bank of Commerce. In his bank account Roger- Martin's savings grow with his ambition,. Marion Gibbs' Personal Chequing Account makes settling her bills•easy and •economical. And, for both, The Canadian Bank of Commerce provides prompt and personal service .. service :that makes their banking a pleasure. THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Call us your bankers ISA CRAIG MAKES I COMEBACK IN SECO* Belgrave Intermediates defeated Ailsa Craig 6-1 in Wingharn Wednesday night, Carman Mac- Donald, the old fireball from Blyth, fired a sparkling two hitter, Bob Higgins had two, hits for Belgrave and for Ansa Craig Ken Fortey got both hits. Belgrave 000 050 010-4 9 1 Allen Craig .........001 000 000-1 2 0 MacDonald and Coultes for Bel- grave and Fortey and Barnes for Allen Craig. In the second game Beigrave was trounced 10-2, eight errors proving costly to Beigrave. DeBloelt and Fortey led the Ailsa Craig hitters with two hits each. Smith,. Dow and MacDonald had two hits each for Beigrave. Ailsa Craig ..... 130 112 200-40 7 2 Belgrave 000 100 001-- 2 8 8 Fortey and Corey pitched for Ailsa Craig and 'Barnes, catcher. MacDonald, Higgins, J. Coultes for Belgrave with K, Coultes as catcher. Around the Fire Hall The regular meeting was held on Monday night with' Secretary S. Cowan reading the• minutes, Fires to date, with four days left in the month were three town calls, few country calls and two false alarms. Birthdays were celebrated in September by two members, A, Seli and Bruce Anger. Congrats are in order. On motion of Bob 'Sinnamon and. Fred Templeman it was decided to again join the film council and pay the annual fee. The hail and property committee made a recommendation that the hall needs repairs to windows and masonry. Their report will be forwarded to town council by the fire committee chairman, Jack Got- butt. The firemen will moot at the hall on Monday evening, Oct, 7th in connection with plans for Fire Pre- vention Week, Oct. 2nd to 8th. Social evenings for the firemen and their wives will commence, on Wednesday, Oct. 19th, Firemen across Canada will be asking the public to help them in their canvass for funds for muscu- lar dystrophy, which runs from Nov. 20th to 26th. The local fire- men will make a house-to-house canvass of the town on Friday, Nov. 25th. The appointment of officers and committees for 1961 resulted as follows: Chief, Jim Carr; asst. chief, D. Crothera;. captains, 13111 Bain and Norm Cronkwright; sec.- treas., S. Cowan; chairman, Bill Bain; comm. chairmen, property, Harvey Aitcheson; finance, J. Carr; welfare, S. Cowan; hall, Bob Sinnamon; entertainment, M. Tay- lor. In making up the committees a padre for the dept. was suggested. One member only that could quali- fy was Bill Bain, but S. Cowan was sorry Larry Hiseler was not here to fill the post. The matter was dropped. Now that next week Fire Preven- tion Week is coming up, have you looked at that fire extinguisher covered with cobwebs or under piles of debris. They have to he checked regularly to see that they are in working order. If you are not sure if it works or how contact any fireman who will gladly help you with the prob- lem. What happened to the captain's colored helmets? Do they want a 110111111.1114 NEWS The summer has gone With Its warmth and its joys,, So back to the bowling For the girls and the boys. It's not quite the same As swimming or fishing, But it has' its rare moments When for a strike you are' wishing. So let winter come With its ice and snow, When we want lots'of fun We all bowling will go. The commercial away to a good start on Tuesday, Sept. 20th with all but one of the last year's members present, (that member' having left town during the summer). This surely speaks well for the fine harmony that exists in the league, Following are the captains and team names, Ken Redmond Trade Winds Merv, Templeman Canada Six Ernie Walker ..... Walker's Special Frank Burke Burke's Irish Don Cameron ........ ....... Royal Scots Ken, Cerson Brown Jugs Hilda Brown led the ladies by scoring a 251 single and . a 709 triple. Al Hafermehl was top gent with a 273 single and 679 triple, ROSTOCK TAKES FIRST WOSA GAME WHITBCHURCH — On Monday evening Teeswater and White- church bantam teams battled the third game in a two out of three series, Teeswater players were King, Weiler, McTavlsh p, Poechman c; Weber Lambertus, Benninger, Break, Borho. Weber scored a home run. Whitechurch players were ' Robinson c, Farrier p, Strong, Rhiel, Tiffin, J. Willis, Thompson, Beecroft, G. Robinson. R SO W Teeswater 001 100 0-2 9 1 Whitechurch 000 012 x-3 12 0 Base umpire—Donald Mahood, of Teeswater. Meet Rostock On Thursday Rostock and White- church 'began the first of two out of three series for WOAA cham- pionship. Rostock players Were Kerr, Ley- ston, Alder Eggest p, Mueller c, Mantle, Fink, S. Heinbuck, D. Hal- dane. Later in the game Vanstone replaced 'Mantle and Schneider re- placed Dave Haldane. 'Kerr scored a home run. Whitechtiroh players were R. Robinson c, 'Farrier p, Strong, Rhiel, Tiffin, Beecroft, Thompson, G, Robinson, Sleightholm. Wayne Rhiel scored a. 'home run. R SO W Whitechureh 010 200 0-3 12 2 Rostock 200 110 x--1 11 3 different Color or have they not needed them? On color film they would look good! The meeting came to an end for this month with the usual .;aril sharks at the game of euchre, in a battle royal, TARA ELIMINATES SUNOCOS IN WOAA The Wingliam boys travelled to Desboro last Friday night with the hope sof getting on even terms with the Tara club in the best of three, WOAA Interm6d, "A" sem-finals, hut found to their dismay that they were eliminated in two straight encounters.. Wingham started off in fine style but found, their pitcher, Bill Hotchkiss sidelined for the game when Underwood, pitching for Tara, threw an inside ball which struck Bill on his right arm. Ken Cerson banged a home run in the third inning to give Wingham a 1-0 lead, but failed to come through for the rest of the game. The umpires dispensed. of four of tile Wingham players during the night by sending them out of the game. Ken Gregg who went in pitching for the injured Bill Hotchkiss in the second frame was tagged with the loss. R. Foxton did the catch- Wingham 001 000000-1 Tara 000 on, 40x-6 Open Duck Season In Southern Ont. This Saturday , Duck hunters in 'the southern dis- trict of Ontario will open their sea- son at noon, Saturday, 'October 1, instead of Monday, October 3. The new opening date was set by the Canadian Wildlife Service at the request of the Ontario Government. The duck and other waterfowl season opened on September 15 in the northern district of Ontario and opened at noon, September 24, in the central district, The southern district's season is now from Oc- tober 1 to December 15 except in Essex County, where geese may he hunted frOm. October 1 to Deoem- ber 31. . Bowling News At the ladies' trebles tournament held here last Wednesday, a local rink composed of Mrs. J. Finnigan, Mrs. L. Patterson and Mrs, J. Mac- Intyre, won first prize. Second and third prizes went to Goderich rings skipped by Mrs. Earl Allison and Mrs. T. McLeod, while Mrs. B. Pickard's rink of Paisley finishe,d in fourth place. BELMAR SWIMS DESBORO SERIES Beigrave Intermediates defeated Desboro three games straight and have now advanced to the semi- finals against Ailsa. Craig. Belgrave won the first game in Wthgharn by a score of 6-3. Ken Coultes and Ivan Dow- with two hits each led the Beigrave attack, Belgrave 000 000 150-6 8 2 Desboro 200 001 000,-3 6 1 J. Coultes and K. Coultes for Belgrave; S. Kaufman and I. Mc- Comb, pitchers, and M. Moore, catcher, for Desboro. In the second game Belgrave squeezed out a 3-2 decision iia Des- bore, Bob Higgins and Ivan Dow had two hits each, Stan Kaufman had two hits for Desboro, Belgrave 021 000 000-3 7 1 Desboro • 000 001 001-2 9 3 NfaeDonald and Coultes bat- tery 'for Belgrave; 5, Kaufman and Moore for Desboro. In the third game Beigrave finished the series by trouncing Desboro 10-3 in Desboro. bowlers got Belgrave 030 420 100-10 13 0 Desboro 000 020 001-3 7 1 MacDonald and Coultes for Bel- grave; Kaufman and McComb, and Moore, catcher for Desboro. 9 an End Series, Now Play Arthur WHITDCHLIBOH -- On Tuesday evening the Belgrave anti White- church Midgets played for the ninth time for a four out of seven series. During the aeries they had two tie games whieh were thrown out The Beigrave players were G. Reavie, J, Taylor, Galbraith, D. Johnston, Scrirrigeour, a. McDowell, D. McDowell, Laurie W. Coultes. Reavie scored a home run. Whitechureli players were W. Farrier ' A, Craig, G, Skinn, G. Willis, W. Henry, fL. Dowling, D. Spry, G. Rintoul, B, Robinson. Wayne Henry scored a home run and'brought in three runs. R SO W Beigrave 001 000 001-2 0 1 Whitechurch 410 000 20x —7 0 0 Plate umpire, Barry Fryfolgle; 'base umpire,• Ken Saxton, Whitechurch now plays Arthur for WOSA championship. 11 11 1 1 11 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 W I S1 1 11 1( ▪ Keep Those Milkers Milking! Even if your milkers are holding up well, you fill know without telling that they won't hold up much longer without a good supplementary rail tion. Come on in, tell 11$ your grain and pastur4 situation, and well help you work out the best I combination to keep, your I milkers up in. condition and up in milk flow. N Howson & Howson Ltd BLYTH WINGHAM. 'CARGILL 3 ollmiiiitinturmemiumailisitismosimmiamofitisimillionimitamora HUNDREDS OF ITEMS, EVERY (NE A BARGAIN HOME APPLIANCES ..LW AN and GARDEN TOOLS SPORTING GOODS — HAND and POWER TOOLS KITCHENWARE --CLEANING SUPPLIES — TOYS All AI Prices YOU Can!' 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